Sinister: Once again....R. Nader, et al.

[Heffalumping at xxx.com]

I am simply torn about the Nader thing.  As much as I want him to be our next 
President, I will likely vote for Gore.  This is because in Oklahoma (where I 
live), if one were to vote for Ralph Nader, one would be taking a vote away 
from Gore and allowing more for Bush (yikes).  That is a horrible idea.  Gore 
needs votes in my state because Bush shall get plenty, unfortunately.  Get 
Gore in office, which is better than Bush, THEN work like a horse to get 
Nader in after that.  Is this bad logic?  I think it makes sense.  But thank 
goodness I have that right.  That is the most important part.  I really 
respect the "evolutionary democracy" that Britain has, as well.  
Open-mindedness is so refreshing.  I can't stress that enough.  That is my 
mission in life.  How do you all try to bring open-mindedness in your necks 
o' the woods?

Susan
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